Linda Schaub
My favorite park photos
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- Cardinal
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- I smell peanuts!
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- Mute swan – “Ice-Cutter”
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- Mallards at Coan Lake
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- Canada goose
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- Coy Seagull
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- Seagull woolgathering
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- Parker: “I’ve got this!”
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- Me and my shadow
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- Parker: “Nuts please!”
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- Great Blue Heron
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- Parker noshin’ nuts
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- Parker in the snow
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- Mute swan
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- Just past sunrise
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- Hey – got peanuts?
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- “Lookout” seagull
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- Hunny Bunny
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- Goldfinch
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- Tiger Swallowtail
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- Candy is dandy
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- Red-Winged Blackbird
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- Hello there!
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- Proud parents
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- Starling
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Tag Archives: Spring
Too pooped to participate.
Again our weekend weather has been a disappointment as I continue to shake my head about this decidedly weird Spring we’ve had. Yesterday, the weather folks called for rain and several thunderstorms beginning at dawn, then off and on throughout … Continue reading
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The last school bell ‘til Fall rang today …
… and the kids let out a collective cheer – the parents not so much, especially the moms. I remember how good it felt on that last day of school, knowing that ten weeks stretched before you, with no … Continue reading
Warm fuzzies and flyin’ fuzzies.
The expression “warm fuzzies” is often used to describe a happy feeling. Who doesn’t melt when they see a cute and cuddly image of puppies or kittens, or even the goslings while they were still in their cute-as-a-button phase? Speaking … Continue reading
All this rain is a pain.
I could write reams about all the rain we’ve endured the past two months. We’ve had rain nearly every weekend since mid-April. That’s not counting the weekdays – there’s been plenty of rain then as well! Even our Memorial … Continue reading
A hole in one …
… homeowner’s front lawn was scrutinized by your roving reporter a week or so ago. Just like I followed the doin’s at the robin’s nest, I’ve been scoping out this cavernous hole every time I walk by. Without trespassing on … Continue reading
Tuesday Musings.
We’ve all heard the expression “the early bird catches the worm” and those are wise words to live by. Most of the time anyway. This morning I awoke at 3:00 a.m. to the pitter patter of rain on the patio … Continue reading
Tiptoe through the tombstones with me.
In Saturday’s post, I wrote about my morning meanderings, which included stops at three different parks, as well as historic Oakwood Cemetery, the latter which I’m going to focus on today. I already had goosebumps from the chilly morning air … Continue reading
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